Suryakumar Yadav brings POTM Awards under umbrella: arrives

Mumbai Indians victory against Delhi Capitals Suryakumar Yadav are. He was awarded the POTM Award for a brilliant innings. He arrived with his umbrella to receive his player of the match award. In fact, on Wednesday 21 May, there was a strong rain in Mumbai, although the rain did not disrupt during the match. But when the time of post match presentation came, heavy rains started in Mumbai.

Surya arrived to take the Potm Award with an umbrella

Hardik Pandya ran away from the interview, but Suryakumar Yadav arrived with his umbrella to take his player of the match award. During this, Sky also saved presentor Harsha Bhogle from getting wet. The video of this funny incident is becoming very viral on social media and fans are liking it. The IPL has shared a video of this on its social media account.

Ever Seen a post-matches interview like this?

PS – a special shoutout by @suryya_14kumar for his potm award 🫶💙#Tataipl , #MIVDC , @Mipaltan pic.twitter.com/bavjhgskix

– Indianpremierleague (@IPL) May 21, 2025

Mi vs dc match

Talking about the match, the team of Mumbai Indians came out to bat first in the beginning. Due to the slow wicket, it was not easy for the batsmen to put shots. After Rohit Sharma, Ricelton and Will Jax were dismissed at a score of 58 in 6.4 overs, Suryakumar Yadav took one end and carried the innings forward with the rest of the batsmen.

Till 18 overs, Mumbai scored was 132 runs at the loss of 5 wickets. Then it seemed that if the team reaches 150 runs from here, it would be a big thing, but together with Naman Dhir, Surya added 21 runs in the 19th over and 21 runs in the 20th over and brought Mumbai to the score of 180.

The Delhi Capitals, chasing the target of 181, did not have a good start. Veteran batsmen like captain Faf Duplesi and KL Rahul returned to the pavilion in Powerplay. After this, Sameer Rizvi definitely scored an innings of 39 runs, but he did not get any support from the other end. The Delhi team collapsed for 121 runs in 18.2 overs and Mumbai won the playoff ticket with a match by 59 runs.